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I Can'T Tell Is That a Fountain Or a Mountain
I CAN’T SEE, IS THAT A FOUNTAIN OR A MOUNTAIN? Do you see that mountain which towers us to ants If a dude climbs that he’s got to get short of breath and patenttly pants There are rocks to hold on to but you’d better hang on tight Unless you want to take a thousand foot unscheduled flight The idea is to go up and prevent any of us to go down early I worried about Big Bob, because he’s smart but burley Now let’s begin the ascent and make a pact that we will prevail Not one of us twenty two people cannot fail So we grab hold of the rocks and first it wasn’t so scary And a few minutes later is when I prayed for a mountain climber’s fairy With each rock we gripped our resolve became stronger with heart Every crevice, every stone and every natural element played its part The first three days weren’t that bad, not as bad as expected After day number four you’re apologizing to anyone you ever neglected Then arrives five, because the fifth day is when you run out of hope And some can’t take it and climb the mountain for more dope © 2011.…Phreepoetree.free cee!
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